Pablo Picasso, the most famous artist on the planet, so dripping in talent and notoriety that even his signature was worth more than actual money. The man could scribble his name on a napkin, and it ...

Picasso’s women, often dismissed as mere muses, were unquestionably essential to his creative and intellectual processes.

Explore the Spanish artist’s influence on Asian art at M+ with works like Portrait of Dora Maar on show, while Phillips offers the rare opportunity to buy a piece such as Taureau this Arts Month.

Cubism was one of the most influential art movements of the ... Instead, it emphasised expressing three-dimensional reality through geometrical shapes. While Spanish artist Pablo Picasso and French ...

In Hidden Portraits, Sue Roe tries to offer a fresh picture of the artist and his six favourite women, with only mixed success ...

There’s no doubt that Pablo ... co-founded Cubism and went on to inspire other art styles. Ever since the news dropped last year that our city would play host to a large-scale Picasso exhibition ...

By Farah Nayeri Pablo Picasso stands ... While he started studying Picasso in his student days, and was long inspired by the Spanish master’s Rose Period, Zeng said that he kept making surprise ...

One of Roe's greatest achievements is that she highlights how each of these women influenced Picasso's work, reflecting different periods of his creativity: Olivier was "central to the development of ...

The artistic legacy of Pablo Picasso ... as himself, Picasso can be seen in Jean Cocteau’s Testament of Orpheus as well as Henri-Georges Clouzot’s documentary The Mystery of Picasso. In fact, many ...